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Washington Redskins doctors cleared quarterback Robert Griffin III to start Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles, according to two league sources.

Washington Redskins It appears Robert Griffin III is a go for Sunday, assuming nothing new happens to him or his sprained knee between now and then. Let the speculation and debate begin about how close Griffin is to 100 percent and what the Redski...

Washington Redskins rally past Baltimore Ravens after losing Robert Griffin III to knee sprain.

The New York Jets' inconsistent offense could receive a boost this week with the anticipated returns of running back LaDainian Tomlinson and wide receiver Jeremy Kerley.

Washington Redskins running back Clinton Portis was limited in practice Friday with his sprained knee and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Redskins running back Clinton Portis, who surprised himself by playing last week on a sprained knee, sat out practice Wednesday but expects to be ready for Sunday's game against Seattle.

Clinton Portis was on the active roster on Sunday despite a knee injury.

Clinton Portis' sprained knee showed no improvement, and the Redskins running back appears unlikely to play in Sunday night's game against the Cowboys.

Clinton Portis was unable to practice because of a sprained knee, and coach Jim Zorn said Portis is "50-50" for Sunday night's game against the Cowboys.

Washington Redskins defensive end Jason Taylor will play in the season opener Thursday night against the New York Giants, ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reported.

The Redskins estimate Jason Taylor will be sidelined 10 to 14 days, which gives him a shot at returning for the Thursday night NFL opener Sept. 4 against the Giants.

Redskins defensive end Jason Taylor left Saturday's game against Carolina with a sprained right knee.

Two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Lito Sheppard is expected to miss at least one game for the Eagles with a sprained knee ligament.

Redskins linebacker Marcus Washington will be out for Sunday's game against the St. Louis Rams because of a sprained knee -- his first missed start since joining Washington as a free agent in 2004.

Mark Brunell had his sprained right knee examined and said he was "day-to-day" for next week's game against the Eagles.

Mark Brunell left with a sprained knee after being sacked on Washington's first possession of the third quarter.